Landscape

We can observe the characteristics of Lytras's painting in the work Landscape, in spite of the fact that, as the untidy and unsophisticated work on it, and its small dimensions, show, it was probably a rough sketch taken from nature. The thick paint, applied with rugged brush-strokes, on unified surfaces, defines the levels of the terrain, of the clump of trees, a belt of sea, and, perhaps, of sky.